#julie carr

[garadinervi]

Leslie Kaplan, (1983), The Book of Skies, Translated by Julie Carr and Jennifer Pap, Pamenar Press, London, 2024

[raeiyyn]

1. sylvia Plath, the unabridged journals pt. 165 || 2. Mary lambert (art by @heavensghost ) || 3. cj hauser, the crane wife || 4. julie carr, real life: with voice and rights || 5. eliot knight || 6. sufjan stevens (art by @heavensghost ) || 7. ivan turgenev, first love

[these-summer-nights-in-december]

[herecomesoberon]

Beginning lines of the second poem

Julie Carr, Mead: An Epithalamion

[poetrywhore4ever]

I am nothing. But still in that I wanted to be loved.

Julie Carr; Real Life: With Voice and Rights

[bostonpoetryslam]

All of us stationed before the same absence Like glass sheets; we see right through us to the air

Julie Carr, “A Fourteen-Line Poem on Heteronymic,” via the Academy of American Poets

[lifeinpoetry]

Someone shoots my book, shoots it straight through I allow a relation Between addiction and adore

— Julie Carr, from “A Fourteen-Line Poem on Heteronymic,” published in Poem-a-Day

[thelonguepuree]

from Leslie Kaplan, Excess—The Factory (trans. Julie Carr & Jennifer Pap)